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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
sS OLr-JISE LUpR LETTER.
PosticsI style In Whioh Lover OF sis
YeArs Ago Prnnn.eh.

Years Ago Proposed.
The following old time love letter Is from
the JuUeniie RepoSttO'y y that Was printed in
Lancaster In 1922, 1t Is an old specimen OF
the amatory art, and will give some points
" modern swains on the all important ques.
ticn OF ulsn nkind---a declaration OF love
DECLARATIOS.
MADAM Most worthy Of estimation, after
long consideration, and much mediation on
the great reputation you possess in the
nation. On your appreciation OF this declars-
ton l make preparation to remove my situa
ton TO a more convenient station to protest
my admiration and II such obligation ~
worthy OF your observation, and Oblsus
commiseratioD, 1t viii bs. All agsrgudiz ion
osy ond ali calculation Of the joy and exulta
ton OF yours,
SASS DIssIMULATIcS.
THE ANSWER:
SIR:-I perused your ora'ioC with much
delibers,ion and q lij.le conservation at the
great intatustion OF your weak Imagination,
showing your veners,!nu on so slight q fOun-
dation. Bat after Examination, and serious
contemplation, ] supp0,s your animation
was the fruit OF recrt aiiOn, or ha1 sp'ung
from osLentation to Uispiay your education by
an enumeration or rs'b-r multiplication Of
words OF the same termination, though of
great variation in their -Ignihc3tiTn Nov,
without oisputs'iGp, yOur lapOriuus applica-
tion to 81 tedious an occupation deserves
comnendation, ard thin slug imitation q
su nj cient gratih .Ation, s'u. without he,iIa.
tion yours, MANY MODERATION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22

n genial restorative. The changes which thls
great botanic remedy produces In the disor.
dered organization are always agreeably
though surely progres sive. never abrupt aud
violent On this account It Is adnirso' y
adapted to persons of deli cate constitution and
weak nerves. TO whom the powerful mine al
drugs are positively Injurious Thtt It init
ates those processes which .ut In ths re-es.
tsbl,shment OF healthful VI. o. Il conspicuousIy y
shown in cases where It Il o. ken To overcom.
that fruitful cause Of debility, Indigestion.
coupled, as IL usually Il, with biliousness and
co oIsIipstiun, borough digestion, regular
ar lati ~ and abundant secrei ion, are res ult
which promptly and Invariably attend its sys-
t,uatic use. IL l., bes dos, the best protective
against Inalsria, and frsi rate diuretic.
Ilul5.2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
Female Lubhyists.

From the Philadelphia Times.
A feature OF Washington Il the female
brigade OF lobbyists Many OF them came
here during the war ~ hospital nurses and
then got places Ia the departments through
congressional influence. Each Ore generally
has IN her pocket list of those whose votes
she processes to control tor peclniary CON
sideratlon. Some OF them PICK up good
deal of money during session aud others
manage to sntrap some yerdant young fool
with spare cash. II thase are not to be OBJ
tsined they angle for old fools aud often
catch them.
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JsnuA'y Dinners.
SUNDAY.


SUNDAY.
Tomato Soup.
Roast Beet, with Yorkshire Pudding.
Mscaroni al Nspoiitano
Potatoes au Naturel.
Fretch Beans, Saute.
Apple Since. Made Mustard.
Na.cissus Blanc Mango. Coffee.
MONDAY.
Variety Soup.
Beef Pudding. Scored Potatoes.
Canned Peas Mixed Pickles.
Apple Msripgue.
Crackers aud Cheese.
TUESDAY.
Celery Sour.
Veal Outlets, with Ham.
Cauiidowsr, with Cream Sauce.
Stew sd Potatoes Mixed Pickles.
Jam Padding.
Tea, and Albert Biscuits.
WEDNESDAY.
Sleeps Head Soup.
Roast Hare, with Currant Jelly.
Mscsroni, with Ham.
Stuffed Potstoes. Turnipa
Fig Pudding.
THURSDAY.
Veal and Rles Broth.
Stewed Mutton Ia JArdiniefe.
Pork and Beana
Potato Puff. Grape Jelly.
Minced Pudding.
Apples, Nuts and RsisinA.
FRIDAY.
Puree OF Peas.
Fried Bass. Roast Chicken.
Mashed Potatoes Stewed Celery.
Fried Satisfy. Crsbapple Jelly.
MarSherita Lemon Custard.
SATURDAY.
English Soup.
Mutton Chops, BroiIed.
Drowned Potato.
Steged Tomatoea Sweet PickIes
Orange Fritters, with Beehive Sauce.
Coffee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22

fallIbio, that o. t.brties are de,rroned I'm In
passage of ysafs, and that obscurities ar,
brougrt into Slesr aud lasting li.h, He
tween these two dntiss II IL by NJ mean. easy
10 go Tnctdif in Sryiam. cupfsns p,fnrr
Chdry5dim' The Soyila O, Amen. .an literary
criticism 4 tbe temptation 10 DO prem..urely
con ufidsnt that q writer In Tor all time tue
Cbarybdls IN the refusal to praise Lowell and
Whittier, when they deserve pr.,e, bscause
thay are sill. alive. Between those rocks IN.
critic too often & Jes TO ruin"
TBE purpJse Prot. Richardson set, before
himself, and which throughout he keeps
stcrnly In view, and 10y 80 d9ing 4, In less
danger from Scylla and CharybIis than
others have been, IL thus stated hy him
"Applving well known laws OF criticism 10
the suhject IN hand, the critic of an A neriran
book or author, whether that critic be An
Anericsn or foreigner, and whethfr he be
considering past writings or contemporary
ones, should try In answer these questions:
What did ths author alm TO do? what
method did he adopt under what conditions
did he work 2 what were his relations TO pre.
vious writer's on this side OF the Atlantic
what bis d3bt 10 EDglish literature7 what
his obligations to, aud his influence upon,
his felow-authors what his intrinsic
successf what his probable rank IN
the futureY In the case NJ writer's no longer
living, or In advanced life, he can also s-k
concerning their influence upon literature
here and elsewhere, aud the effect OF time
upon their regulations"
ACCORDING to this plan, and in the spirit
described, he treats in this volume, after
having considered the Race Elements In
American Literature, and the New Environ.
ment OF the Saxon Mind, frat OF all, our
Early Descriptive and Historical Writers, In
q chapter full OF learning, fairness, prtrotisn,
and yet stern Justice. The next chapter Is
devoted to the Theologlans Of tho seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries, aud is a refreshing
example OF how devoted Episcopalian can
rise above the narrow spirit OF demon nation |
allsm and judge Puritsrs, Baptsts, Friends,
Lutherans, Reformed, and all others, lot Is a
mere "churchman," but as a truth-loving
Christian. Then follow chapters on BsnJi. |
MN franklin, Political Literature, Washing-
ton Irving, Religion and Philosophy In Later
Y ears, Emerson, E4.avists, Historians, and
on the Borderlands Of American Literature. |
Every chapter and page Ia characterized 10y l
the authors conscientious fairness, wide re
search, thorough originality and manly In.
. dependence OF thought and opinion.
THE thousands who have long been wait.
az for a real history OF American Literature
will hail this splendid work With 10Y, and
study It with intense satisleciipn. Itis itself |
4 credit and an honor to American latters.
USCA..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
The Bottom of the ssa

Yields no pearl that can exceed Ia beauty. teeth
whitenea and cieansed with that Incompatible
dsntrifrice the fragrant soZDDOST. Nor 10
coral roster than the gums in which such teeth
set. So say the ladies. who are the best judges
In such matters 1lslxdeodAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
A Long sentence.

From the Commercial Traveller.
Secretary Evsrts uses some remarkably
long sentences, doesn't he" said traveller
To bis seat-mats with whom he had been dis
cussing the various prouinsnt statesmen.
Yes, but | don't thiuk apy of his can
compare in length 10 a sentence that hear
judge Bromley get Of last week."
What was 1t ?"
Twenty five years"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
Must SBe Cwazy,

From Town Topics.
"That fellaw Brown Is getting to be q teVi
BILE crank, isn't heY"
81 don't know. l haven't noticed any
particular chsnge In him. What has he been
doing lately ~
"Dling Wny he went to an awltswnoon
weceptiou yestswdsy. He must bs cwazy."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
CAPCINE PLAsTERs.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22

WHAT makes these qualities peculiarly es-
ssntisl in the historian Of American litera.
ture is the fact that he must largely deal with
living writer's How difficult 1t Is to esti
mate them with strict Justice, how hard 1t is
to forget personal considerations, the indu.
ence OF personal friendship social relations
and other forces, II seen, for example, in the
recent work of Mr.. Stedman on Poets of
America for with all It's great merits and
Important excelencies, one cannot help feel.
ing In Its perusal how many other considers.
tions than those of stern and strict literary
justice swayed the authors mind, and some.
times misguided his pen how his heart some
times was too much tor his head and
drowned the voice OF his conscience.
YET what Is to be done? On account of
this difficulty shall We have no critical his.
tory for another century or more? Prof
Richardson doesn't think 30 'sOur literaturs.U -
he says, "is practically about eighty years
old any study OF II Is q study of living writ
ers, In large measure This nec ,sslty ia
simply TO be accepted at the outset. We
must read aud study books by authors living
as we'll a, by authors d esd by those VINO SO
best works may be In the future, by those
whose methods and achievements may be
modified hereafter. We must also recognise
the iact that ootsmporsry opinion v Saaly
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22
DRIFT

For the student of literature by all odds
the most important book that has appeared
for some time is Prof Charles r. Ricnard.
sons a me,ican Literature, the first volume
OF which has just been published In a form
worthy Of the contents by q. y. Putnam's
Sons, New York. Ii is a handsome spsci.
mon Of book making, with an air OF solid
digniGod elegance about II that we'll BELTS is
character. ] don't know that tho Knicker.
booker Press, though It always does excel.
lent work, ever produced anything better
than this well proportional octave, with its
beautifully printed pages, extra fine paper,
and chsste and tasteful binding. Contain.
Ing between H. Va aud ak hundred pages, this
volume treats with sufficient fullness Z" The
Development OF American Thought" NJ dis
ingulshed from American Poetry and
Fiction" to which tho concluding volume
promised for next year, Is to be devoted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22

THE thousands who have long been wait
ng for a real history OF American Literature
will hail this splendid work With 10Y, and
study It with intense satisleciipn. Itis itself
credit aud an honor to American letters.
USCA..
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09
What Am ITO Do?

The symptoms OF Ellionsness are un-
happily but too well known. They differ In
different individuals 20 some extent n
Bilious man is seldom n breakfast eater Too
frequently, alas, lac has an excellent appetite
for liquids but none for solids OF a morning.
HIS tongue will hardly bear inspection at
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The digestive system Is wholly out OF order
and Disrrhea or Constipation may be a symp-
tom or tho two may alternate There are
often Hemorrhoids or even loss OF blood
There may be giddiness and often headache
aud ac:dity or 1atulcnce and tenderness In
the pit of the stomach. To correct all this II
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II cost but a trinc ane thousands attest It's
efficacy.
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Electric R,tters

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II I'D tie fol Ow ne: SIR. e.. IN Nor
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with Absc - Of Lungs nd friends
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Dr. Kings New Discovery for Com
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Jesse Middiewart. Decatur. Ohio.
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sc FERsaN 81

Mr.. James Ferguson was visiting his daugh-
tcr-Nrs. H. G. Duncan-last sunday.
Miss Mary Mcclure. OF Peach Orchard, Ky
was the guest OF Mr.. Isaac Bloss' family, the
fir>t OF this week.
Mr.. John Carfmlii. who Is working with
the railroad carpenters. spent sunday with
his family ia this place.
Mr.. Henry weddlngton, a good citizen who
restless In the Eas. End, called last Monday
and hsd his name placed on our subscription
book.
Jasper Ferguson came TO town last Monday
He has been getting out cross-ties on his
farm on Milier's Fork of Twelve Pole. Ed
Harrington Is working with him.
Guard Ferguson has returned from n visit
TO his home In Wayne county, Noundsviile
Sickle.
The above has reference TO Mr.. Sam. Fergu-
son. who rsluctantly left 80 many pretty
girls To mourn his departure when he re-
turned TO Moundsviile.
Mr.. w. S. Napier was here the
first of this week.
Mr.. .. +. Bush made this office n
paying call last Saturday.
Mr.. T. +. Stout, Of Huntington,
was in Ceredo, Tuesday.
Mrs. Isaac Bloss has been visiting
relatives in Huntington this week.
We noticed Sheriff Bowen and
Constable Hoback on our streets
yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Fr zzell has been
visiting relatives in Ashland, XIV,
this week.
Constable Richard NJ. johnson,
Of Whites creek, was in town,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Andy Wilson, OF the railroad
carpenter force, was in town last
week nursing 4 mashed hand. lie
was fortunate to have accident in.
surancc.
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I'D White Blanket 30 cts worth
81 90 1914 Atwood Scarlet Blank
cts 81 so worth S225.
Bed Comforts so, rs aud 81.
Children's Wool Hose 10. Is, 90
and 20 cents.
Ladies Wool Hose 30 and 25c.
Ladies and Mems Cotton Hose &c
Mems Wool Hose. DC.
Mems Undeshirts, 25c.
Mems Unlaundried Shirts, linen
bosom 25c.
Mems Oyercoats, ~. Good warm
ovcrcoats for boys. $l.75 and So 25.
Mems Boots, sL75, 50, 1926 and
$3.50.
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bargains we offer:

Our Ladies Shoes at 00c., 800
$l.25, $3.50 and 81 arc extra good
values and cannot he duplicated
elsewhere az retail.
Hats, Furnishing Goods, Cloth
ing, Wall Paper and Carpets ali
share in the general slaughter.
Combination Dress Patterns OF
IL yards each for 10 cents.
Ore case large figured Comfort
Calico only 81 cents.
Canton Flanncls, 5, Z, 8 and
10 cents.
Double width Cashmere and
Diagc nal Dress Goods 10 cts worth
20 cents.
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Remembers ThIs.

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IN
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sslgsD.mnl{RIz"ssss
Church Directory.

BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rcv. r. X sadler,
pastor. Preaching on I'd and sth Sabbsths In
each mountaineering and evening sundas
School every Sunday at e:sD a n. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening Busincs
meeting of the church on Friday everins
before I'd sunday In each month. All meet
Ing held In public school building.
CoNoEEo AT OVAL CHURCH. Rev. A. II
Chff;endcn. pastor. Preaching every sun
day morning and evehinx. sunday school
every Sunday morning nj . O'Clock Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor every
Sunday Mt so O'Clock. r.. m Prayer meeting
every "Wednesday evening.
NJ. T. CHURCH Rev. Geo. c. Shaw, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at y. n. Also on
the morning of the lst Sunday Ia every
month at ioi< A. ". Sunday SCHOOL every
sunday morning at . a. NJ Prayer meeting
every Thursday night.
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A Word to Organ Buyers.

Ism now selling GENUINE CHI
CAGO COTTAGE ORGAN solid wal
nut case. 3 stoi s., 4 full sets Of reeds,
nickel-rlated pedal prot ectors. war;
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this organ silver plated adjustable
organ lamp, a handsome stool and an
instructor. Write for cut and full d =
scription Of this orgrn free by mail.
Address ROY q. STONE, The Or san
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For December contains acharming colorcd
plate OF "Pans.cs." nne studies OF .sHoily end
Nistletoe" and "China Asters. . and a page Of
timely and useful suggestions for Christmas
decoration. The designs incindca beautiful
extra sire classic figure (llcro. the third OF a
series of six panels for painting or outline
embroidery; an admirable arrangement Of
Orange Lilies" for vase or embroidery. a
very pretty fish-plate Instantaneous OF a
set OF six; a large and bold design OF black
berry wines and fruin for wood carving.
three musical cupids for tapestry painting, "A
me pomegrauatc Rltarfrof tai and 81 pcrfrs,nt-
al design with FUN directions for treatment.
Rnd some pleasing diaper motives for curtain
EN- oroidery. Specially notable feature are
an excellent drawing % Kuaus's "Hoiy Fam
delightful studies OF children by Lobrichon.
and two pages OF very attractive studies OF
furniture and interior decoration for the or
articles on stili-iifc painting dead game) and
flower painting In oils, tapestry painting aud
artistic picture framing. The collector ~
ment called The Cabinet" which includes y
fully illustrated article on Japanese "-nuf
China and numerous interesting notes
The Metropolitan Museum Exhibition. art
In Boston. Mrs Whceicr's show of en- broldcr-
tice, and my Note Rock bnst 80 as usual
with fresh and piguaut paragraphs A spe-
clal illustrated series of artlcies on tue fur
nishing aud decoration OF the average couu-
try house IL announced To begin with the
January number Price IS cents. Montague
Marks, publisher, 70 Union Square, n. y.
-
Rev. a. III. Chittenden will be
absent from town tor the next two
weeks, in consequence of which
there will be no preaching IN the
Congregational church, Sunday and
Sunday week
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Invention a ssss ss s. y! -
among the wonders ~ inventive progress -
method ana system Of work that can b
performed al over the country without
sefaTntinR the workers from their homes
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you rec something % great value aud ifn-
portaucr % you, that viii start you In busi.
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gusta, Maine. pDiv
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

We understand from Mr. Milton
Elkins that tho hue in the building
belonging To- Rev w. A. Chcuvront
and o. eupicd by Ed Noe, is unsafe.
This Matter needs the attention Of
the council, If not attended TO at
once by owner or occupant.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

The Congregational church fair
will be held on the 29ih and Both
inst. The following committees
have been appointed Soliciting
committee--Mrs Frizzell, Mrs.
Spurlock, Miss Hattie Frizzell and
Mrs. Smith. Table committee
Mrs Fcazell, Mrs. Osgood.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Wharton
Fancy Table Miss Addie Feazeli.
Miss Carrie Holt and Mrs. Arma
Hoard. Surprise Boxes Miss
Agnes Wright and Miss Lille
Stewart.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

Among the funny things TO be.
hold last Monday was Major Dan.
Wright endeavoring to get mule
up TO a stile ON corner of B and East
LIST streets, SO that lady couId mount
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

The entertainment given at The
Opera House. Catlcttsburg, by the
Gate City Ministries OF last Friday
evening, WAS good and the audi.
cnce large. The boys bit some of
the citizens Of our sister city pretty
haid-in II joking way.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

One lot &c inch Knickefbocker
Dress Goods 81 worth G5 cents.
Special Bargains in fine all wool
Black Dress Goods.
10 pieces Sebastopal So cents
worth $l.l5. Black Serge 80, 60
and 20 cents.
LADIES' Ncwmarkcts $3.50, 50,
SO, $S aud $40.
Ladies' Jackets $3.50, 80, $3.50,
$40 and So
Stylish Short Wraps. 80, 81 aud
$40. Ladies' Cloaks as low as 30
cents. We have too many eloaks
and have cut prices more than half
intwo In some instances.
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IfcI,inrPiles

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itciing md
stinging; most at night; worse by scratching
~ allowed 20 continue tuinorE form, which
OFTEN bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore
SwArSES OtSTMEST stops the itching aud
bleeding heals uicerRtion. and in many cases
removes the tuuors. 10 n equally eiicacoux
In curing all Skin Diseases. DIR SWAYNE
\ SON, Proprietore, Pitt dclphia. SwAYrrH
cfNrrFKr can be obtained Of druggists
sent by maii for 90 Cents.
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The county court Of Cabell coun-
~ issued an order at its last session
changing the oounty.scat from
Barboursville to Huntington. The
removal will take effect on the 26th
inst, unless a restraining order from
q superior court prevents.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

Mr.. NJ. Ferguson, the fashiona-
BILE merchant tailor of Huntington,
has received fine line of goods
and invites the young, as well a.
the old, gentlemen Of Ccredo and
Wayne county TO call and leave
their measure for suit of clothes.
He guarantees satisfaction in every
respect. Shop next TO Bank OF
Huntington. Sept s
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-09

VIM. A. Lyons, one Of the first
settlers of Huntington, died at the
residence Of his son-in-law-H. c.
sSimms-last Monday lie was
buried, with Masonic honors,
Wednesday.